DanSoloRocker

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Hi all. I too have a pair of used RF-7 speakers whose crossovers were modified at my request by DeanG. I am the third owner and am convinced on the newer, fresher highs these speakers now produce. However, I bought them before I realized I had to move sooner than later to much smaller confines. So, if anyone is interested or has never owned the sound of the RF-7 line, now is your chance to behold their power. I hope the pics on my CL ad do them justice as they are on a wheeled platform in storage with no access to A/C power. The feet had been removed for climate controlled storage, but I still have them. The cabinets are cherry wood veneer design and do have some imperfections for their age. I am asking $895 as I am already losing $ on investing on the modifications. But I am definitely open to negotiation since I can offer no demo for where they're located. These are located less than 30 miles east of Dallas, Texas. For some reason I can't get the CL link to paste here. Do search dallas.craigslist.org and type in Pair of Klipsch RF-7 Speakers Thanks for your interest.

Hello, everyone. I can't remember ever offering anything for sale . . . so here goes. I have a pair of assembled crossovers from Bob Crites that are designed for install in any pair of Klipsch Quartet speakers. I've only had them a few months, but I don't think that I can use them as I am selling the speakers with their original crossovers. Any one interested? Please do PM me. I will post photos later today after work. Asking $150 as they are like new and hardly used. Thanks to all looking!

Hi, Paul. How do they compare to the Chorus II's ? Do you still have those? I almost bought a pair of RF-7 III's but I may have to wait.

Just sharing a post on "Offerup" . . . . https://offerup.com/item/detail/478514182/?ref=Search Not mine, of course. Don't have the room.

Not my ad. Posted in the Dallas area on "letgo". https://us.letgo.com/en/i/2-wooden-klipsch-12-with-15-passive-radiator-and-two-horns_31218368-8c4b-41eb-93f7-b45eaa943bc3

Hi. Again, I would be greatly interested, but I guess the drive is too long for me to squeeze within one day. GLWS, may the lucky buyer be nearer.

Hello. I'm definitely interested, but I don't suppose we could meet halfway from Dallas, TX to your location for this deal.

Well, I agree. They do look fantastic!

They must be sold for I can't get any recent responses.

Very nice, sir! Are those the matte black special edition models?

The listing is deleted . . . Maybe someone got lucky!

Here is the link for a pair of RF-7 II's for sale in Plano, Texas. https://dallas.craigslist.org/ndf/ele/d/klipsch-reference-rf-7ii/6406221414.html I'm not sure if the seller is a member on this forum. It's not me because I am still waiting for the right time to get these or the III's.

Aww . . . had to ask.

R.I.P. Malcolm Young

The question may be stupid, but I had to ask. I have a pair of Crites' crossovers installed in a rugged pair of Forte II's. Could I use them instead in the wonderful pair of Quartets whose crossovers desperately need replacing?

Those are nice! I wish I had the time for that road trip. Pics without the grill and of the posterior sides would be good. Good Luck, BTW.

Hello. My name is Dan and I am in the Dallas area. I am relatively new at this forum. I would like to be a "new" good guy. I started reading this forum over a year ago as well as other forums for advice on audio equipment. In 2014, following a familial tragedy, I decided to return to audio interests like I used to have three decades before in college. I acquired a Marantz 2270 from a long road trip to OK and sold it after a year because I didn't know how to improve it. Boy did I sure miss it. Shortly after getting rid of a Yamaha A-S801, I acquired a totally rebuilt Marantz 4400 locally. Now that is an awesome piece of SS equipment. I also acquired a pair of Forte I's in 2014 and sold them this year because I finally moved up to Forte II's. I have since replaced the crossovers, despite failing to improve the weather worn cabinet veneers from poor previous ownership. They do sound awesome, though. In addition, I couldn't help myself and bought a used Yamaha A-S2100. I recently broke the power switch and use the indented/cracked surface to "flip" it on/off. Now I am torn between buying new RF-7 III's, RF-7 II's or new Forte III's (neither of which I can afford at this time). But before that, I'll be waiting on pins and needles on the final cost of repair for the Yamaha. I apologize for the wordiness.

I believe the RF-7 II's are now on "sale".

I use a Marantz 4400 set at 50wpc to power a pair of Bob Crites crossover-upgraded Forte II's. I still can't decide between the Forte III's or the RF-7 II's for upgrades.

BTW, I decided to go with the RP-160M's as my FRONTS and get an RP-250C for center in the near future.

I still own an AVR-790

I'm sorry, I meant that I replaced an older Denon AVR that was setup with other speakers with the current model X4000 and it seems to be weak in comparison to the previous setup.

Hi, and no, I'm not sure why the seller is asking only $200, but it's in unopened box condition, so he photos. I'm still waiting for his replay today.